Thorough preparation is a necessary part of any successful off-road adventure. The further off from the road, the more important it becomes. The least problem you want to face is a dead battery where you Read more…
A Relay-based Isolator have no apparent voltage drop while for Diode-based Isolator there will be minimally 0.7V – 1.5V drop across the diode depending on the amount of current pass through. The higher the current, Read more…
Having solar power in your van means that you can live largely or completely off the grid with LED lights, fridge, phones and computers without having to worrying about electric bills or power outages. However, Read more…
Introduction The most common usage for dual battery systems is that the two batteries are generally disconnected so that you can run loads from the auxilliary battery without discharging the starter battery and compromising the Read more…
Both Voltage Sensitive Relay and Split Charge Relay are used to manage batteries in a dual battery system, which usually consist of a main battery and an auxiliary battery. Typically, Split Charge Relay is controlled Read more…
Voltage Sensitive Relay is regarded as the natural upgraded version of Split Charge Relay. The main difference between Voltage Sensitive Relay and Split Charge Relay is the operation – it is totally automatic. Voltage Sensitive Read more…
Whether you need dual sense voltage sensitive relay depends on whether the auxiliary battery will need additional charging. As the auxiliary battery will most likely at a constant higher discharged state due to lots of Read more…
Many people have installed auxiliary batteries in their trucks and caravans. Nowadays what we needed from our auxiliary battery is no longer a small amount of power for some lighting and maybe a radio. These Read more…
One of the best approach to charge two batteries in a boat or a vehicle from a single charging source is to use a Voltage Sensitive Relay (VSR). This device connects a secondary battery to Read more…
One of the best approach to charge two batteries in a boat or a vehicle from a single charging source is to use a Voltage Sensitive Relay (VSR). This device connects a secondary battery to Read more…